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RETRO REVIEW: Sons of Anarchy Is a Ride Worth Taking
From 2008 through 2014, Sons of Anarchy rode wild on FX, but a decade later, the Charlie Hunnam-starring series is still worth revisiting.
REVIEW: Apple’s Manhunt Is a Powerful Human Drama That Moves Beyond Assassination
Apple TV+'s Manhunt begins with the death of President Abraham Lincoln, but it evolves into a powerful and complex historical drama with depth.
REVIEW: 9-1-1's Season 7 Premiere Sails and Sinks Ships on ABC
9-1-1 gets its groove back on ABC, with favorite relationships taking center-stage and Angela Bassett breaking new grounds as Athena in Season 7.
REVIEW: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episodes 6 & 7 Are a Super-Sized Spectacle
With a super-sized double-episode, Star Wars: The Bad Batch delivers a cinematic spectacular that sees the clones pushed to new limits.
Review: Discovery's Final Season Is a Bittersweet Star Trek Symphony
The first four episodes of Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 offer a thrilling star to the series' final season and is enough to make fans want more.
REVIEW: The Gentlemen Is a Disappointing Take on Guy Ritchie's Crime Comedy
The Gentlemen sporadically succeeds as a colorful crime comedy in a reasonable approximation of creator Guy Ritchie's recognizable formula.
REVIEW: The Cleaning Lady Season 3 Premiere Makes up for the Tragic Loss of a Leading Star
With Arman Morales missing, Thony confronts her ever-mounting problems on her own for what looks to be The Cleaning Lady's most harrowing season yet.
REVIEW: Resident Alien Season 3, Episode 4 Takes a Romantic Detour
Resident Alien Season 3 hits its halfway mark with a surprise love story, done in its own absurdly hilarious way. Here's CBR's review of "Avian Flu."
REVIEW: The Regime is a Toothless Satire but a Compelling Showcase of Great Performances
HBO's The Regime, created by former Succession writer Will Tracy, wastes Kate Winslet and great director Stephen Frears on a dull satire.
RETRO REVIEW: True Detective Season 1 Is Still the Series’ Best Entry
True Detective Season 1 isn't just the series' best season, but it's also one of the best detective shows ever aired on TV.
REVIEW: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 5 Delivers Massive, Emotional Thrills
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 5, "The Return" sees Crosshair rejoin the Batch and try to find his place in a touching, dramatic story.
REVIEW: NCIS Season 21, Episode 4 Has So Many Twists in So Little Time
NCIS Season 21, Episode 4 offers a complex story with a lot of fake-outs, false leads and suspense - but there's maybe too much for its run time.
REVIEW: CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 3 Brings the Show Back to Its Roots
CSI: Vegas Season 3, Episode 3, "Rat Packed" serves up a classic CSI murder case as well as the satisfying end of Josh Folsom's story arc.
REVIEW: Iwájú Is a Wholehearted Tale That Speaks to a Global Audience
Set in a futuristic Lagos, Iwájú celebrates the vibrant culture of Nigeria through its little characters while showing the dark side of reality.
REVIEW: Resident Alien Season 3, Episode 3 Goes Heavy on Heart
SyFy's Resident Alien leans into a set of effective character studies as Season 3 continues building momentum. Here's CBR's review of "141 Seconds."
REVIEW: Elsbeth Premiere Is Cute and Cuddly, Columbo-Style
CBS' The Good Wife spinoff Elsbeth ditches political drama, subversion and intrigue for cute, cozy retro murder mystery fare starring Carrie Preston.
REVIEW: Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 6 Is Hank Voight at His Best
Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 6, "Survival" shows Hank Voight as a human, well-rounded character - and the protagonist the NBC series can let him be.
REVIEW: Chicago Fire Season 12, Episode 6 Delivers Brett & Casey's Wedding
Chicago Fire Season 12, Episode 6 gives Brett and Casey fans the wedding they've wanted, while Kara Killmer leaves the NBC show on a high note.
REVIEW: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 4 Hones in on Character
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 4 successfully zeroes in on Omega. Crosshair and the duo's relationship while they're in close quarters.
REVIEW: Shogun Premiere Resurrects the Golden Age of Television
FX's adaptation of Shōgun captures the best aspects of the Golden Age of TV, thanks to an impressive international cast and a sweeping story.